She appears in the Old Testament books of First and Second Kings as the wife of King Ahab of Israel and an ardent worshiper of Baal. She acquired Naboth's vineyard for her husband by plotting to have Naboth executed, an act which prompted the prophet Elijah to predict that dogs would eat her corpse. She was killed when her servants pushed her from a window as she stood awaiting an invading army. Name this Biblical figure 
She appears in the Old Testament books of First and Second Kings as the wife of King Ahab of Israel and an ardent worshiper of Baal. She acquired Naboth's vineyard for her husband by plotting to have Naboth executed, an act which prompted the prophet Elijah to predict that dogs would eat her corpse. She was killed when her servants pushed her from a window as she stood awaiting an invading army. Name this Biblical figure whose name became synonymous with evil and an insult to women.
She appears in the Old Testament books of First and Second Kings as the wife of King Ahab of Israel and an ardent worshiper of Baal.
Jezebel